Nevada § 386.865 Maintenance and storage in secure location by public school; policy regarding proper handling and transportation; annual report to Division of Public and Behavioral Health concerning doses administered

Nevada Statutes

§ 386.865 — Maintenance and storage in secure location by public school; policy regarding proper handling and transportation; annual report to Division of Public and Behavioral Health concerning doses administered

Nevada § 386.865

Title 34EDUCATION

Ch. 386Local

MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION OF AUTO-INJECTABLE EPINEPHRINE AND OPIOID ANTAGONISTS; FOOD ALLERGIES AND ANAPHYLAXIS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 386.865 (2026).

Text

1.Each public school shall ensure that auto-injectable epinephrine and any opioid antagonist maintained at the school is stored in a designated, secure location that is unlocked and easily accessible.

2.Each school district shall establish a policy for the schools within the district, other than charter schools, regarding the proper handling and transportation of auto-injectable epinephrine and opioid antagonists.

3.Not later than 30 days after the last day of each school year, each school district and charter school shall submit a report to the Division of Public and Behavioral Health of the Department of Health and Human Services identifying the number of doses of auto-injectable epinephrine and opioid antagonists that were administered at each public school within the school district

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1. Each public school shall ensure that auto-injectable epinephrine and any opioid antagonist maintained at the school is stored in a designated, secure location that is unlocked and easily accessible.
2. Each school district shall establish a policy for the schools within the district, other than charter schools, regarding the proper handling and transportation of auto-injectable epinephrine and opioid antagonists.
3. Not later than 30 days after the last day of each school year, each school district and charter school shall submit a report to the Division of Public and Behavioral Health of the Department of Health and Human Services identifying the number of doses of auto-injectable epinephrine and opioid antagonists that were administered at each public school within the school district or charter school, as applicable, during the school year.